The Sun. — London, England, 1818-05-14 00:00:00

THE PITT CLUB. THE ANNIVERSARY of the-BIRTH of ,the lafe Right' Hon. WILLIAM PlTTwill he holden at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, on THURSDAY, the Bth of MAY, 1818, • ' LORD LASCELLES, M. P.. in the Chair. . , Tickets (not transferable), Two Guineas each, may be bad, by Members only, on applic - ittion to the Committee, at the above:cavern-on the 25th , 26th,..and-2 - ith Instant, be tween the hours of Eleven and Four. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. 9'HE EXHIBITION of the. ROYAL:A(7A DEMY is now OPEN..Admission, froin.Eight o'Cloct till Seven, One Shilling. Catalogue, One Shilling. • - HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. Barnsui GALLERY, PALL-MALL THIS GALLERY, With - $i SEL'ECTION of, the most celebrated WORKS of the ITALIAN, SPA NISH, FLEMISH, aid DUTCH SCHOOLS, is OPEN every Day, from - NINE in the Morning nntil SIX in the Evening. Admittance Is —Catalogues Is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. POIMMOUTH CANAL OFFICE, 7th May;1818. NW . ICE is hereby given, That PROPOSALS will be received from such Persons as are willing to CVNTRACT for the EXECUTION of the WORKS of the intended PORTSMOUTH and ARUNDEL NAVIGATION, by Letters addressed to this Office, post paid. - . • G. L. GRFETHAM, Clerk to the Company. rr Fourth Appearance of MADEMOISELLE FERZI, an Extraordinary ROPE-DANCER from. VENICE, 'elegant and graceful Dancing has been honoured with un bounded Applause ! : —With, WO Time, the Laughable Equestrian Barletta of PEREGRI SE PICKLE, arc. &c. • ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S),. U.STM NSTER•MiI DrilL Under the PatrOmme of their Royal Ilightiessei the PRIKCE • . KEGENT and Duke of Youx• • Tills EVENING, 'ln-morrow, and Saturday, at Half-past SiX precisely, an etitirely - New, Broad, Farcical, Operatic. Equectris.es ilurictta, PEREApitINE FICKLE; or, Hawser Trunnion on Horseback. Introducing a PEAL FOX. LHACE! with Dogs! Horses! and Mints men !, in full Cry!--Water Bridge,—and Ludi crous T.••ininatiori: ' • r' • - • HORSEMANSHIP,. by DI r. Atery. A GRAND. EQUESTRIAN ENTREE, shewing' the pro gressive Extension of the. New Proscenium.. MADEMOISELLE FERZI, from Venice. will make her 4tii Appearance, acrd go throutzli her Scientific and Elegant Dances an the TIGHT ROPE, *with . the Comic Accompani ments of the Twn.Clowns, Messrs. Brown and Williams. The PEASANT'S FROLIC,I, and other -Equestrian Ma ineencres, by Mr. Makeen. A COMIC ,SONG, by Mr. Slontan. - The whole to coachide with THE ENCHANTED HORSE; , or, Harlequin Prince of Persia. Boxes 4s. ; Pit 4.. ; Gallery is.—Places for the Boxes to be taken of: Mr. Kiplecb, at the Theatre, from tO till 4i of whom a Private Box may be had nightly. • Places cannot possibly be kept later than Half-past Seven. MR: WANT'S REMEDY to GOUT ItHEC'NIATISM. r.. SOU the Proprietor, invites the atten . flop of the. Public to this inestimable Medicine ; a single dose i>e which will, in _a few hours, relieve the most • agonising pain of Gout and Rhenniatism,' and will be found very superior to those sold tinder various designations, as Tinctures,•and Specifies for Gnut inasmuch as its operation is en mild, that it may he given to an • The Public should 'he informed thatalie other medicines in . "•ciectilltion are not the discoveries of the,pereons who assume `to themselves that-claim, but arc prepared from old prescrip tions of Mr. Want,—always deenta improper for public rnediehres, froin _their' temporary effect, and ultimately dangerous properties. Sold by John. Sauter, 73, St. Paul's Cloweb Yard, and may he hail of It. Chapman; 44i, Strand; Edwards (late Key), 27, Ahlgate Without; Gill, 3.5, Charing Cross" Gifford, 104, Strand ; Hume 108, Long Acre ; Parrett, le, Mount Street, Prosvenoc, Aimee; .)artier, 75, New Bond Street ; White and Cu., 227, Strand ; and of all Medienie Venders ,iu Towriand Country. VALUABLE PREMISES, the PIcOPETITY of GOVERN- MENT, 'for SALE. Victimlling-Office, May 8, 1918. THVCOMMISSIONERS i for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, that •on Tnesday, the 791 of July next, thiy will Ire ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up), And treat for the Sale . of PkEMISES at VALLEYVIELD, in the immediate vicinity of Pennycnik and neighbourhood of Edinburgh, with the _several Buildintrs and Erections thereon, lately occupied as a Dep3t for hisotters of War; and also of the TWO DWrILING-HOrSES on the High Grounds immediately adjoining the abov'e Premises, which aro occopied by the Agent and . Surgeon of the Depot, with the Grounds . sur- rounding the 'same. The Del.& Premises xe-e formerly used as an extensive yaper Manufactory, for which, or any Other Manufacturing Purpose,;.they are, well - calculated, having a most abundant supply of Water, and containing► extensive Ranges of Build ing of various, Drscriptions ; and the Houses, which wete lately-erected, are_rery commodious and -yell-finished. further Particulars may be hrtowu by zippiying . to Mr. Alexander Ninon), at ValkS - fieid, who will shew the Pre• piiiht out their respective Boundaries. Per sonS disposed to I,ecoarte Purchasers npon this occasion may ofter either fur the whole Depot Premises, and for the Tr.-o Dwelling lio;ses'conjblotly,or foi. the . Depot Premises - without the Houses, or fur . one or both of the Dvl:Mag i-louses separate from the DepOt Premises, at, their option ; vbservirig, lioweve'r, that no Tender will be received in which the Prier shall not be inserted in words at -length, or that shall not be dclit;ered to the Board before One o'clock pn the - said Tuesday, the 7th of July next, nor unless' the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when calla for, • • PUBLICATIONS. • This Pay was pnblished, price 3.1. sewed, OHN DE TOURS I -44 r, The YOUTH and PETILOS'OPH ERA, a Fragment. London : Published by Sherwood,• Ntpcly, and Jenes, Pa ternoster-row. •This nab were published, price 5. bortrit, OBSERVATIONS relative to the' USE of B.ELLApc.L.NNA in painful Disorders of the Head and Face. By JOHN BAILY, gnrgedn. '• Sold by Highley and Son, Fleet-strectl ,and by all other Medical Booksellers. . . This Day was.puhlished, re rymestly printed, in Octavo, ►llustrated with Engravings, and a Map of Newfoundland.,'price 125. boards, XTOYAGFrof His Msjesty's Ship ROSAMOND to NEWFOUNDLAND, and the SOUTHERN COAST of LABRADOR ; of which Counties no aceennt has been published by any British Traveller sinet the Reign of Queen Elizabeth. By. Lieutiiiant EDWARt. CHAITELL, - Author of '► A Voyage to atlsou's . Bay:" London : Printe►t for .1. Mawmn, Ludgate r street. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, NARItATIVE.►►f a 'VOYAGE to HUDSO\'s BAY, in . his Majesty's ship Rosamond; coutaining some account of the North Eastern GTast of America, and of the Tribes bititig that remote Region; with Engravings, and a Map, Svc.. 12s. bomb.- CAPITAL iicyruity, t Begins Drawing 4tli of June, kibg's Birtli-Day. Cr: WEBB, Stock-broker, - 9, Cornl6ll, and 17, ••S • .Ludgate-street r has the satisfaction to announce ano ther Lottery on the same principle as the last, which was so highly approved of, and hi which more Capital Prizes were obtained by the Public: than ir s i any previous Lottery ever knomio*. - • THE PRESENT LOTTERY CONTAINS THREE•PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS ! - With 104 more CaPitals, and 4,000 Tickets less than the last Lottery. - All the Prizes are Sterling Maney; and the Lottery will he drawn on the old favourite plan (as the last was) ; more in its favour need not be said ; but au early purchase is recwninendeil; as the first Twenty Prizes will,receive in ad dition' ioeol. each, making eO,OOOl. in the first half hour. Tickets and Shares are Selling at WElTh's` Fortunate Offices, 9., "Corninll, - and 17, Ludgate- ._ _ _ _ - ' Street, , Where Four -Capitals, in the last Lottery,.-were Sold- in Shares, and Thretr3o,oool.. Prizes in the short space of thir teen months. , • . • * It is estimated that not less than Eight Hundred Persons participate( in the Capitals of the late Lotterj, every 'Share of the Great Prizes having been sold to the Public. , HAZAR D . and CO. Cuntnactors' Scheme i formed on the Basis of distributing 107 CAPITAL PRIZES amonk Adventurers. In the First Half-hour, THURSDAY, 4th• June, TWENTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES , must, be ‘DrawN besides the Chance of othei . CA PITALS. _ . . - - The Scheme contains , . , " 3 Prizes of .20;0001. ! 4 prizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001.1 -. '2O Prizes of 1,0001.! . • - . . • 20 Prizes of 5001. ! ,_ • ..' .., • .. , . 20 Prizes 43001.1 ' - - '4O Prizes of 2001.!- • 2,69(3,1'6m:8 of .1001„ .301. &c. &c. ..• - . The First 20 Prizes will have 1,0001. more. The FirSt - 500 - .llloks will have 151. each. The Sixth-draWn Prize above 1,0001. must be L 22,000 !---or, - L23,©ool—or, . - L 40,000 ! !! TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HAZAIM and Co. ContractorS, at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EX CHANGE, London, - (established upwards of 100 yew's), who Sold and Shared - FIVE PRIZES •OF TWENTY THOUSAND 'POUNDS In the Lkst Year's-Lotteries, and Capitals in former Lotte - ries amounting to Millions. ' ,10/ cAprrAL PRIZES !-=L3 of £20,000, &C. &c. and:Co. have Krim t ple a sure in recom- NY mending to the particular attention' of the 'Public the Scheme of the NEW LoTTFAY, to begin drawing on the KINGS BIRTH, DAY, 4th JUNE, which is formed no the principle so long desired by many Ad venturers, xis. a division of the Money into numerous Ca pitals, whereby•the Chance of obtaining a peat Prise is increased threefold.. The Last. Lottery contained twice as Capitals as the preceding ones, and the present Scheme (with . 4000 Tickets less) bas more Capitals than the Last Lottery. • • . The TICKETS and SHARES are selling in great variety at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, . 11', Poultry ;, 31, Aldgate High -12, Charing Cross ; I •: Street; where in the Last Lottery• the following Capitals were shared and sold, viz. No. 8,770 ,C 5,000 No. 4,120 £2oo 10,70 j .... .1,000 5,788 • • 11,093 . . 500 9,898 . 800 • • • Also in - the preceding Lotteries, l's 79. 7,695..20,0001., 2,656..20,000h., and many others of I,OOQI. 5001. 4001. &c. &c. TBISH, impress'ed with a just sense of grati . tulle for pat favours, respectfully returns thanks to his numerous Friends for their Patronage in the last Two Lotteries, and is happy to Say, that (as usual) ‘ Fortune favours those wi; favour his Offices with a preference," he havi4; shared and sold, in the short period of - Four Months, • 58,CAPITAL PRIZES. The limits of an Advertisement are too brief to detail the full partiedlars; but he has published a complete List of them, comprising the manner in which they were Shared; and the places Aere they were sold to, which may be had gratis', at. his Fortunate . Offices, CorAill, or 9, Charing CrosS, London ; or of any of his Agents in the Country ; and which to Lottery Adventurers will be found highly interest ing. - The :30,0001: Prizes were drawb last - Lottery, and the 20.000 k Prizes the Lottery before, their particulars are as follow Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth - 2,2.11 Birwick mixwenth Sixteenth ...... 4,349 Bristol 20,000 Sixteenth Sixteenth Eighth Sixteenth 17,595 • Canterbury 30,500 Sixteenth ......'.17,595 ' ChelmsfOrd 30,500 Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth . ; 4,706 Cornhill . ' 30,000 Efalf; Sixteenth Quarter~ - Derby - 20,000 Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth 0,595 Edinburgh 3 0 ,500 Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth ' V,24 I Glasgow 20,000 Eig tit h ! Sixteenth . .. 30,000 30:000 Sixteenth Sixteenth - 20,000 Sixteenth 17,595 Kennington 30,300 Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth - 4,706 Liverpool - 30,000 Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Quarter 4,349......N0rwich ' 20,000 Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth - Penzance Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth Sixteenth 17,595 Reading Sixteenth Sixteenth 17,59 5 ..Sandwich ' '30 ) 500 Sixteenth , Thetford 50,000 Sixteenth Sixteenth ..,....17,59 5 'fower-hill 30,500 Sixteenth - 110,500 Sixteenth _3,645 Wal brook '20,000 Sixteenth Sixteenth ... r; . i 4,349 Whitechapel . 20,000 Sixtelenth New b uttery be:gins'4th orJune, King's Birth Day,--107 Capital9,-3 of . 20,0001.,.- n All Sterling Aloey,-14,000 T --, ickets,Being 'Dore Capitals. and less'Tickets than last •Lottery.=-The 2'J First Drawn Prizes will have 1 , 0001 . each, , 1 , makink upwards of , 20,0001. in the first Half. Hour. a Tickets and Shares , are selling .by FISH, Stock Broker,• 4 , Cornbill, and 9, - Clinring'Cross, London, and by his Agents iti England, Ireland, and Scotland. SSENCEmf SHRIIIPS, a new and .superior SAUCE for `FISH, Anal in strength to Essence of „Anchovies ' hut far excelling it in flavour, and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid. The immense demand for it is a convincing proof of the estimation it is held. in by those who have tried-it. The Proprietors flatter' tltemstslves, that • whereverit is once used, - it will obtain a pre-eminence aver all other Sauces. for FiSh. `. • . . Made lay C. Dilution! and Son Land sold by T. Powell and Son Holhorn7hill, Corner of Hattoil•garden. The Public are respectfully requested to (observe, that each :bottle has the signature of -C. Djjapiore and Son ; -none other .is ge, 'mine ; this cautiou iii-Wssary, as there is. 4 spurious .arti, ele - now on salt. • --":!-"*: - ~• TO CORRESPONDENTS. The Seventh POETICAL EPISTLE to theE.pINBURGH VTENVERS, if possible, To -morrow. ML. NORMAN'S Letter came too late for insertion this Day: • THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed Last Night. THEATRE RnYAL, DM/ RT-LANE.—Donglas : Young Nopl, Mr. Kean; Lady Randolph, Miss Nlaeauley. After which, Amoroso. To which was added, The Sleeping Dran4ht. • THEATRE Rovat, Cot ENT-GARDEN.—Th e Stranger: the Stranger, Mr. Young: Mrs. Haller, Mi a O'Neill. After which, The Miller and his Men. MAILS, DUblill, I Waterford, I France. Due—i Hainburgh. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS PAY AT TWEI,VE o'CI.CCK. Bank Stock 282 2811 a per Cent. Red 75A144 3 per Cent. Cons.. 804 M Bok ' 4!perCents Si 960 5 per Cent. N. Ann.....107ii Bank L. AIIII., ... 204 5-I 6ths India Bonds Pes. I . oos. pr. Exch.. 8i115,.2d...17s 2Os. pr.. Ditto, 211. l9s. 21 pr.. (Minium pr. Cons. for Acc Boll4ii 130L4 HIGH WATER Al' LQINDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW. Morning, 5 minutes after 10. I Evening, 30 minutes after 10. T I E SUN. SOLE3I, QUIS DicEitr ! FALSUAI AUDEAT LONDON, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1818. will be seen by our Parliamentary R e port that a Message from the PRINCE REGENT W$ presented last night to both Houses of Parlia. ment, stating that his Royal Highness has given !le consent of the Crown to the Marriage of his Royal Highness the Duke at KENT with her Se rene Highness :MARIE LOUISE VICTOR E, widow of the Itrte'Prince of LEININGEN, and sister of the reigning Duke of SAXE C0130[1,110 and of Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE cOBOU LIG, and relying upon Parliament to make i'suitable provision. This • Princess, who is in her, 32d year, has a on and daughter by . her deceased- Husband, thet son in hiS 14th year and the daughter in her 12th. Her Serene llighness has-an establishment and dower amounting to between 4 and 5,009/. sterling per annum, but ‘vhich, it is said, ,she will lose by her narriage with the Duke 0f...1ia . 14T. The Message s to be taken into consideration this day. . , . _Lord EIoLLAND gave' notice Yesterday, in:t Upper 'l-loose,"of a Motion for Papers relative to ALIENS. We haveyepeatedly - exptessed . oUr con viction of the necessity of an ALIEN LAW, in the present state of Europe; for even if no mischief should arise film their intrusion among us to atiect the seenrity of-the Srate, yet why should this Country be renderid "The common sewel of Paris and of Rome ?" We Must again refer to the Netherlands, where no such law exists, .and 'which is thereate-et ceptticte tor the refuse ant! utcasti,of every.other Country. . These miscreants, by .means of a pol luted Press, issue libels upon all other States ; nor has the Government been able to get rid of 'them, or to put a stop .to their daring scurrility, which is often particularly directed against the British character and- interests. - If„ therefore, we were to abolish our Alien Law, or not keep it in ri gorouS operation,. all these defamatory wretches would soon transfer themselves ro.'this Country, where, we regret t - o say, there' are too many par-. ricidal Setibblers, who:iwould -readily give an English form to" their venomous effusions, and en deavour to prison ,the minds of the_ People, through the medium of our factions Journals, too .muck devoted already to such base - purposes. Why, therefore, LortiLlou.Ailn, whoo hough in Opposi tion', has nndcrubtedlyTtlre_interest and honOur...of his Country at-heart, •-sboirld appear to be adverse to the national protection -of an Alien Law; we cannot conceive, am( therefore we, will'indtdge this day 'a terer fromourc°rl spondent at Paris, on the subject of the l' rg P v-e Ad . removal of the Allied Troops from France. i IS mating the preMites of this judicious write r ' " t f, ter impossible to deny his, concluSions. ,The .'" et u ierb this day is worthy of the attention-of our R as.'it - contains sound doctrines of National vB . We shall insert another letter from the salve ltrable Correspondent to-morrow. Our Port Letters of this day contain no ne'vs of ritiy interest. We arhear a spirit e-sorry to irit of f iog has manifested' itself in Demerara, and tha t s°°l of the white inhabitants have lost their lives' a S ia WESTINSTER' ELECTION.- th It is stated c Meeting of Electors of this City took, Pi° 11 0 yesterday; for the • purpose of considering g would be a proper substitute for Lord Cocit °4 on the ensuing General - Election, totBOY 1111 .; 5 connected with party."' But if so, why is d sa ni FRANCIS BURDETT to. be exempt from t he ir ,inquiry ? It is added, that a Resolution po sed Deputation to wait / upon itlr. WgTOßAf'j the Barrister, and Member for .Shaftesbury' request WM to stand. Rut is it certain tha t 9 :1; WETHERALL iS " totally unconnectel party ?" LAW INTELLIGENCE. the hope, that:the motion v 4111611 he has,annonnc ed is intended to give efficacy . t,9 tile Measure. Onr,Readers will recollect, that as soon as the 'AMERICAN PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE, on the open ing . of Congress; ittrii'ed in town, .we pointed out the ambitious -hostility by which:it was charac terized, illustrating our opinions 'and arguments hp refeience to many, , (rf its„saspicious and alarm lug, passages.- IVe received.. : trimly compliments from competent authorities; '.enthOrities, indeled, of 1114 most yespectable, and intelligent descrip tion, 'on the views which we had taken on the subject. -We now find that, regardless of existing Treaties, the American Government has thrown off Chi mask, and has passed a Bill three times ;through:Congress, intended to prevent Bri-. tish vessels, -which may trtrive :from our West , India ,possessions after Alte.--204t -- of September, front 'entering the,posts of the United States. We shall resume ttie consideration of this important sohject, which seedis to be pregnant with war between Great Britain and America ; and in the . meantime rve trust that bur Riders will 'weigh deeply the' consequence •which may arise from such au 'Act of hostile policy on the part of the American Government,. m 14 ' ,COURT OF KING's BENCH, IVE,;II4IINSTER, THE KING V. THISTLEWOOD. This Case came on to be beard this niPil' ill4 co nine o'clock, before Mr. Jirstice 13A1'LY 0 special Jury. The defendant was in(lV ti ; ei sr must, he fresh in the recollection of our Ile8(:.d. for having sent a challenge to Lord ViscoOlt mouth. 0 14 Mr. SHFINIEr.D, °pang(' the plefidi(l. s ' o , o Mr. Rhodes, Butler belonging, tc ? the 'Yf,tio ... • proved the challenge to be the Itand-wri;jog defendant. There was no defence, and 1 11 e TV itnthediately returned a verdict of Gliilty• flei‘t Defendant' will be brought up for judgntat Tern'. . 12 t he Thistie‘yoodappeared much afflicted "s alt jaundice. Lord Sitimputh•was on the •Bench dori')P .• • • The New York Gazette, of the 13th giving a statement of .the i•eported destroc‘6l,, 4 , 1 Moatt.t..o's. Army, inserts a letter from 1)9411,1 ve d. the 2811; Februaiy, containing theJollow.iog different account : rn GLORIOUS NP.tVS r R Tl4 ‘ E; U An express has just arrived, by which we ba c( ' - .60 1 .4 •tiews of a most terrible action having well fought' "5• — Patriots, in which General Morilli; was vietorb"t tiO4 - P phrtieulars of this news are not yet fully linown, row we shall have them." • P io' " Feb. Rs' =. l. ` l os " The sudden and great alarm we hate been u nder d s ol e _some Measure subsided, which enables aor to give I° .ito t t ,o particula,rs_of—llte I,4te actions.. General Morillo, %.1 yrrarCipat 1)411 Or his army, was post td at Colab",r °9 f ! Caracas ; the Patri.44l 4! junction near St. Fernan o: and marched to attac'el,rA c o ',,, with a view of taking hint by surprise, and tatil i g t e but without success, After seven different actions) H ., til le days and nights, a ptueral engagemeitt-ensued, 'W A i' 3 ~ 1 : ,Spaniards were,completely victorious, having destY',egetit, greater part Of their opponents; but the loss (if , . I°- c or oc iy side-was very-severe. Since the action Murillo.' Villa Cura,- this side of Caracas. We are ill 11 r vic° pectation of the details of the above stated &c lue obtained by the itoyalists . ." . the, . . , - I . esterday the PRINcE RRGENT vicitlepasi :at QUEEN at her Palace, as did the mtco ' c 3. r.. oucE s T F R and the Duke of CCARENcg",, 1 15 ' Yesterday, at three o'clock, the PHIN't,-,oo' GENT held a Court, an d afterwards a Prig; -; PI oil, at which the Royal Sanction was g A II- 1 , 11 ,00" . one of the intended, •Royal M.,rriares. ' - 1 ( . 5 D e*. Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL kissed hands up , '" ' 1 1 1 10 19 ; ing Appointed Cfnumander in Chief a, - P' l " . month The. Earl of liAttxowDY and t-le. 1 1$11 of LIVERPOOL had . audiences of the n u " Gs GENT. 1 tt 0 ~, - - - The Bill for 'winking i n to t he Stat e - ' I . 6e' ' , Schools in England and Vales is now s' li° r t e ill r&S.tobe tree from the objections which ''''' lroperly tnadeagain.st it ill its original forfil'i is '' .-1 ‘ 11.. . BuNsti , 1,.1. I'. has recently ci site : 1 f':' _Constituents at - Stafford, where h e was I lik : l at: vourably received, and obtained the 1105iteruer -fying assurances Of general Support 8 1 . 1 ' 1- •. .. : Wection.. • . . c SO: , . 7 HENRY tOBBETT)San Of 'MLLIAM —on s 0.-1 public advertisement, liOt 11. e 'taisteri slates in a continued the publication of The Political le t, co' .ti . Consetpience of the want of paiolog:, - te! 3l Courage •i.ts coutinuancein' the United Q (Ameriean Paper.) . roll -; NIF.LACI - loLY OCCITIIREN NO', : II ii A PIM 7 .---1 he' Montreal - H c e g r . ald, o k c' r ' ‘ g - ' 3 O - 5 C ( 1 1 1 -0 1 .1 ; et . .sayS—'` The house of Mr. Neil settle-r.-froth Scotland, situated in the to' s "' ' I le P; 4.-.4t9)ei Leeds, ' -e:in 'B s s i s r ' i l t i ) s g t r:tYeN'llri.)yFefi.rg7;stani,,d li t i i ; e : ii _ fi.e° ' °°,, 0,0 :Put children, perished in. the•fitimes:' ft n''' i t - DiIIiADFFL A'CCIDEN'T.--Aresici‘iii), °.-ercitid, 4bopt. six O'clock, the following shocking °cers,l4, occurred in liraterloo-filiee.:—Sonic lablc-ed la. , tlie ntiniher of eight - or nine,' were enie„jorite;; ,p . ulling down an old house' in St. Jame's-6-‘0 ft'i a b o ut ol io '1 lie men were standing on a floor „trona the ground, each employed •in den.':, e ° ‘ l : 't he old fabric (the side Of which . aye . viliN - ready gone), when a part o f it ir , f i ,and - five -• men who were then 0n it, t ', I.lltough the. aperture to the ~ i onnd ; , .1 tW i , 'bricks and rubbish ie 1 I on them and bal e ' ili';) in the ruins. A 'mintier of ineitinstautlY c(1/11 ed and succeeded in a short time in r.."e tt , ° , l . ‘ ,.e' out. 'three of them were 'tlatiaeronslY "1-I,.eil'cit were .in a state of insensibility; th e °ll :.''' l r i e 4 ceivesi several severe contusions, and ‘c e ' t i rl it',o cut, but not dangerously. 't loose in°st,,,olb , . .... .. 4 were carried, to St. George's Hospital t' - I were sent to their friends. Pitiv Ai , Po 's, Lio n as t froth pr Plicit 04 fr ont tlie Your sin m ore to Per an 8"48 .4 thei 1411 4 ought „. Ifiat 114) • , Ip riox, atio,‘ eht, 11, 4 ' 5 I v, the k . ; "" 1 iry ‘1) 3 1)a % pit. r " of ii~ i 4e, 4 ses 4 n ‘„ ut)